What fun is happening? Prince Daniel is visiting campus, Kårpuben opens its doors again, SUS and SSIF invites you to join a yoga class, and much more!

What fun happens on campus? Dress up for a sittning, tag along on Valborgpub or unwind with a yoga session. There is something to do for everyone!

What fun is happening this week? Mingle at the champagne party, hang out at the Your Campus fair, relax on a yoga session and lots more!

What´s happening on campus this week? Waffle day with SUS at Albano, debate session, Salary pub and much more!

Don’t miss out on arts and crafts night at Kårpuben! This week also offers choir, music quiz, feminist self-defense and much more!

Region Stockholm has proposed reducing the frequency of departures for bus 50. The proposal is based on passenger statistics for the bus route, which indicate that the departures are never at full capacity. However, students have reported that the bus is often crowded, resulting in consequences for them.

Now we're into the second month of the year and the rent levels for 2024 are still not determined. Something that Marcus Clasen of the Stockholm Student Tenant Association believes could hit the students hard.

Åsa Burman has helped many doctoral students at Stockholm University with her lectures as well as her handbook for doctoral students. To cope with doctoral studies, it is necessary to set limits, she believes.

This week on campus offers a winter ball, game night, book club, and much more!

Repeatedly, PhD students at Stockholm University have not been paid for their unused vacation days after their employment ended, according to the union Saco-S. The university emphasizes the PhD student’s responsibility to take a vacation, even though the departments are breaking the law.

Sluggish checks of study certificates enable non-students to keep living in their student apartments after finishing their studies. Now, the Swedish Higher Education Authority suggests measures to accelerate the process.

Studietid’s reporter Emilija Morrison has been living at Lappis since the fall of 2023. In this guide, she lists all of her best tips for navigating life there as an exchange student.

The first weeks of the semester offer plenty of kick off activities on campus! Join SUS’s first free member breakfast of the spring semester.

Tickets for SUS’s welcome party Beat the January Blues are released on January 9!

International students are often having difficulties opening up bank accounts when they move to Sweden. We spoke to master’s student Arthur, who is one of them.

It is still unclear how much the rents for student housing will increase in 2024. However, Markus Clasen, negotiating on behalf of the students, anticipates that the increase will be substantial at the very least.

The departures for bus 50, which stops at Stockholm University, are to be reduced, according to the Public transport administration in Stockholm.

Over half of the students in Stockholm County live at home with their parents — and many want to move to a place of their own, a fresh report by the Tenant’s Association shows.

Stockholm University Student Union (SUS) is turning 140 years old – and will celebrate with a banquet. The planning has been underway for over three months, and this weekend, it's time for the festivities.

Join SUS’s pub with politics theme and free pizza or our seminar for new student representatives. HumF and NF host Christmas crafts this week!